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You must read the leaflet instructions, and consult a doctor if in doubt
If the driver of a vehicle is taking medication, and since this may negatively affect driving, before taking the wheel they should carefully read the leaflet instructions or consult a doctor if in doubt. Under no circumstances should you drive without taking these precautions.
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You must read the leaflet instructions, and consult a doctor if in doubt
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